The Bobby Bones Show - TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (THURS):  Amy Can’t Take A Compliment & Bobby’s In-Laws Are In Town

Episode Date: February 26, 2026

Bobby has a compliment for Amy that she hopes she isn’t offended by. She has a hard time accepting it. Bobby shares why he loved the Arkansas win, his in-laws coming into town, and going out to dinner last night. Eddie reviews the $300 brisket he got from Bobby and ate for dinner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Career, not even year. Teaching him. And I was just like, oh. That's an honor. Yeah. He says hi every morning, says her net, like her, you know, hi miss, da-da-da, you know, eager, kind, like, thoughtful. She just loves his energy. And I'm like, oh, gosh, this is just the great.

thing to hear. Do you feel like she just throws that around? No, I did think that. Ah, you say this to all the parents. But. So did you ask around to other parents? No, I didn't. I don't think you want to do that. Because if you get a couple of yeses, you're like, oh, God. But it was a meeting we had. I mean, and my ex-husband was there, too. I think she genuinely was saying it. Like, I think the vibe we got because I sort of said something to been after like, ah, she probably says that to everybody. And he's like, I don't think so. And it's like, yeah, you're right. She did, she was like getting up. She had to leave the meeting early. And she was like, before I leave, I just wanted to say this to y'all. Oh, wow. And so I was like, yeah, that seemed pretty legit. Can I give you a tell me something good

about you? Yeah. Yeah, take it, Amy. Yes, yes, yes. Why would you even consider not taking it? Well, no, I wasn't, I wasn't considering taking it. I was trying to think, what in the world could this be? So, are your teeth fake, like mine? Yeah, why? Oh, they are. They're great. We don't sit this close. Oh, you all have fake teeth? Both of y'all do? Well, we kind of got them around the I didn't know if they still were just, I don't know. I don't know how many you got done. Yeah. They look great.

We don't normally sit this close. Our desk are a little further apart. But in this studio we're close. Her teeth like A plus. Yeah. Thanks. So that's a compliment. Oh, thanks.

Have you had to replace any years? Yeah. Me too, man. Yeah. I've had to have some, I mean, we go to the same dentist too. So yeah, I think he's used to. He's probably like, what are you all doing? We're like, I don't know, grinding our teeth.

Yeah. But I think it's just part of what comes with it. And had I known. known that going into it, I probably would have, like, I didn't realize how sometimes annoying it was going to be. Oh, I do it again, a heartbeat for me. Got terrible teeth. And when I was able to get veneers, get my teeth fixed, 10 out of 10 times. I thought you were about to tell me, like, I was a good mom or something. You're disappointed in the compliment that I just gave to you? The teeth was a good compliment. I'm just sitting close to your face, and I, you've smiled a couple

I'm like, dang, her teeth are rocking. Well, I think that my teeth probably look also a little different because I put self-tanner on. So my face is tanner, so my teeth are looking. No, just take the compliment. You don't have to find an excuse that the compliment works. Okay, well, shout out, Jeff, or Dr. Trimbley. Okay, that's all. You got to make everything weird.

Just accept the compliment. You know, I know. You're supposed to take a compliment and say thank you and then go, pause, pause, pause, pause. And the pause is where you say nothing. What's wrong with you guys? Like, take a compliment. Like, I would love a compliment. No, thank you.

Kat and I do this on our podcast. Thank you. Yeah. Pause, pause, pause, pause, pause. Then move on to the next thing. And move on. Yes. It is so hard.

Okay, I'll go. I got a couple. Yeah. lot better. I like their coach. We were a little too much last night. We're getting ready to go into the SC tournament and the NCAA tournament. Pretty excited about that. I hate that it's an 8 p.m. game. Those games kill me because Caitlin's parents are in town. That's part two. They're in town because I'm going on the cruise. And so they're going to be, she's not going to stay by herself at the house. And so they're going to be there while I'm gone. And so I love it when they're there.

So we went to dinner last night, had a great time. And they just do better at staying up later. So I was up with their dad watching the game. But I was just, struggling. It's like 10 o'clock. But I really like it when they're in town. So I'll be sad when they leave. I won't get, I mean, she'll spend most time with them. But when I get back, they're leaving immediately. So that'll suck. But this segment's not called tell me something suck, right? No, it's not. Tell me something. Good. Got it, got it, got it. So those are my two good things. Arkansas one last night. I really enjoy when Caitlin's parents are around. I don't get to spend much time with them because we're going to leave and they're just going to be here. But

that's it. Oh, they got anything else. I didn't get bad. indigestion after having chips and salsa last night. That's a good thing. That's really good. Sometimes I get, it burns. From the chips and salsa? Yeah. Where'd you get your salsa from?

Well, we go to a good place. We go to Mays. What's that? M-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E. Yeah. Oh, like corn? M-A-I-Z. M-A-I-Z.

I thought you were, the way you said, I thought it was M-A-Y-S, but it's in corn. M-A-I-Z? M-A-Z-E. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. See, I think with something like that, spelled like that, you should probably

pronounce it at maize. Yeah, because I thought you said Mays, like... Mays, yeah. It's a little disrespectful. But it's corn. But it's no win for like a white guy

because if I go Mariz, you're like, stop, why are you trying to do that? That's not real. Why you're doing a fake accent? Or if I go maize, you're like, oh, you're a hillbilly. Say it.

Oh, so maybe it's no E. It used to be a food truck. Yeah, I don't think it's an E on it, dude. Maze da la Pida. Oh, wow. Corn of the life? Is that what it means? They have a whole corn wall in there.

Oh, just corn? Yeah. Yeah. But maize the corn has an E on it. Oh, it does? M-I-Z-E. And this just has no E on it, Amy? Bro, I don't know.

Mez de la Vida, no. Okay. Is that a good place, though? I love it. Check it out. Yeah, it's really good. We go there a lot. Okay, that's me.

Eddie, you? Speaking of food, last night, me and my family, we ate like kings last night. Thanks to you. Dude, I don't know, like what was. It was the best brisket I've ever had in a long, long, long time. It is so good. But let me tell you, you gave it to me yesterday at work. And I didn't, I couldn't get out of the building without people saying, can I have a little bit? Can I have a little bit of that? Can't a little bit of that? I had to, at one point, I had just be like, I'm going to the car. I'm leaving.

No more brisket for anyone. We're done. Well, I'm glad you guys enjoyed it. I think I would have enjoyed it more. I had to cook it. But, I mean, I just sliced it up and threw it in the oven for 15 minutes and it was ready to go. I couldn't do that because it was basically frozen when I got it. There's no slicing it up. I put it in for 75 minutes at 225 to let it do its thing. And it's perfect. It wasn't dry at all. It was just delicious. I prepared it perfectly. You did. Thank you. Yes. Do you guys see the whole thing? Yes. Except the little piece which I brought for Brandon. Yeah, he gave me in my, well, whatever that contraption is. It's a dish. And I brought it back. Dude, that is high quality

dish. So I said, if I didn't get it back, my wife's going to be tick. It's high quality. And there's one piece of meat in it. I just thought he was. He was like giving me a piece of meat from it. So put it in my car and he was like, that wasn't for you. Yeah, it's for someone else. I'm glad you liked it. I gave you even the good part of it, like the big fat part. Yes, the point.

People were saying you were saying that wrong on Instagram. I said tip. Okay, so you were saying that wrong. I said tip. It's really called the point. You know, people were getting me on because I have a bobby cast up today with Luke Come. So hope you guys check it out.

Either podcast or go to Netflix and watch it. And we were doing a bit because it came up. He was talking about somebody. He's like a really good dude. I said, let's do the Mount Rushmore of Good Dudes. and later we did we did good women too because I didn't want people

to get all butt hurt I don't want to go full Olympic team on me you know I mean got to so we did both and so we did good dudes and he said

Jordan Davis and I said Keith Urban and then he said Vince Gill and I said Luke Bryan and in the comments on my Instagram when I posted that clip

they were like Keith Urban yeah right he's a good dude I'm like because somebody's got something happening in their personal life

a divorce We don't know the relationship dynamic. It does not mean they're not a good dude. That part was crazy. Damn. The other part that a little bit irritated me. This should be telling me something sucked. The other part that irritated me, I had posted a clip yesterday, a teaser, and it was, it's always something leading into it.

So when you see the clip, it's really the meat of it. And we were talking about just comparison in general. And I brought up, hey, when you're compared to Morgan Wallen. Oh, I was just talking about the tiers in country music. There's a top tier. Morgan Wall and Luke Combs, Zach Bryan. And everybody's like, Zach Bryan, he doesn't the same tier.

And I can understand if you have limited knowledge, you would think that. But Zach Bryan outsells them both performing live. Each of those three have something they're better than the other two at. But they're the three biggest. Like, Zach Brian has the world record for the biggest show ever at an outside stadium,

which is the big house. And Michigan? Yeah, sold the whole thing. Wow. So that's the world record. Like beat a George Strait record of a show. But Zach Bryan sells massive shows, massive tickets. Morgan and Luke have a bunch of number ones.

But they're the only three acts that do football stadiums that are modern artists. Kenny still does, but Kenny started in the 90s. You wouldn't consider him, even though he is modern. You wouldn't consider him one of the new modern artists. And so, Zach Brian, it's just because you have a limited knowledge. Don't get in my feed and start commenting crap because you have a limited knowledge. I'm not even a big Zach Bryan fan, and I can admit he's that top tier. So tell me something sucks.

That suck. People think they know more than they do. It's a different segment though, but yeah. It's fine. Is that one we should do? Tell me something. Tell me something. Tell me something. Please. Once a week, would you tell me something suck?

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Yeah. I mean, this is the Super Bowl of Survivor, season 50. And then tonight, I believe it's tonight, season finale of Traders. before you eat by castle. They don't put that show out all at once on Netflix? No, it is one a week. Wow. I didn't know Netflix did anything one a week.

Well, it's on, maybe it's on Peacock. Oh, it's not on Netflix. There we go. I just assumed it was on Netflix. Good points. Anybody else watch Traders? It's a good show, man. It's very entertaining.

We just caught up, so I'm happy that season finale, we started at late middle of the season. There were a lot of episodes out so we can kind of boom, boom, boom, boom. And then tonight's season finale, and you will find out for a, are you, before you leave my castle, tell me, are you a faithful or a traitor?

Who does that? That's the, Alan, he's the host. Got it. He's a really good host. Really good. I wanted to fact check myself, Zach Bryan performed the history making first ever show at Michigan Stadium

for the largest crowd in the United States with an audience of 112,408 people. Gosh, that's a lot. So festivals don't count. because it's built an audience for many, many artists at once. But yeah, he has that biggest show ever. Zach Bryan? What was George Straits at Kyle Stadium?

I can look. Or Kyle Field. Kyle Field. This article here is Zach Bryan of 112,408. George Strait was 110-905. Okay. In 2024. So George had it and then Zach beat it.

Because I remember George did, like that was part of him doing. that was part of him like breaking a record. The record was previously held by George Strait, who drew 110,000, 905, and Kyle Field in 2024. He and he previously held out number three spot with 104,000. The previous number two was the Grateful Dead's 1977 concert at Raceway Park in New Jersey with 107. Dang. Yeah, Michigan Stadium is the largest stadium in the U.S. and the third largest in the world. Anyway, I was just annoyed.

People are like, you know what you're talking about. It's Donnie Kruger. you're so dumb that you just think you're right at everything. That's how I feel with a small selection of those comments. Tell me some suck rocks. I've got really in that mood today. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about.

That was Tell Me Something Good. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Madison Ayers has built a home-based candle business called Candle PopCo and has filled more than a thousand orders in the past five months. By the way, she's eight. Oh, eight years old?

That's it? Oh, yeah. She selects scents and jars and melts to wax and sells her products to people and online a little bit and at local farmers markets. That's where it took off. She said she started the business after seeing her older brother earn money by helping neighbors. And now she works a couple hours a day making candles. Dang. Nice. She's saving her profits to buy a car when she turns 16.

K-S-A-T. that money shouldn't last until she's 16. Some should, but you're eight, kid. Go buy. Enjoy it a little bit. Yeah, go bite. Go get some candy or something. Ice cream.

Save some, but not all. You'll have a car quickly if you're selling like this. Great story. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. It's time for the good news. With Lunchbox. Tell me something good.

A mother in Florida is driving down the highway where there are three kids in the car when all of a sudden, ah! She has a seizure. behind the wheel, swerves off the road, car into a canal. Luckily, Casey Curtis was in front of her, saw it, pulled over, jumped out of his car, dove in the water. Wow.

And the eight-year-old kid was holding the siblings above the water. He grabbed the three kids, got them out of the water. Then he held the Florida mother above water when paramedics arrived and helped get her out of the water. Amazing. Yeah, that's crazy. He was putting his life at risk. Then he wanted to save all of them. And then also, Lunchbox's impression of a seizure.

Yeah, what was that? Ah! I don't know what a seizure does. I don't think it does that. No, we just want it because that's a crazy story. Just in general. Like, I feel like you feel like pain. Like, does it hurt?

Like a seizure? I don't know if there's a real sound. If there was, I don't want to make it. Yeah, I don't think there's a sound really. I think it's more visual. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, like it was just. Like a, that, da, da, da.

Yeah. Yeah. Because her body's freaking out. Oh, hold on. Yeah. See, it's visual. Yeah. No sound there much of us.

That's okay. But that's a great story. And she said, I know you don't want to be a hero, but you're a hero of my life. I just want to thank God and you. She told Casey when she finally, when Casey came by the hospital to visit her. What I would like for Casey to be like, I never said I want to be a hero. He does the opposite. No, no, no, no.

I want to be. I want, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, please, please, please. Great story. is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. This is Julian Edelman, host of games with names. On our latest episode, we got comedian, Blake Anderson from workaholics and the hilarious. This is Important Podcast.

Let's go. We did beat them in improv. You had an improv against the team? Yes. We would pull up their schools would be there with signs for us. It's competition. What you would win is a bottle of gold slover. James Fester threw it out of a van because he didn't want us drinking it.

For more games with names. visit the I Heart Radio app or wherever you get your podcast. On the Ceno Show podcast, each episode invites you into a raw, unfiltered conversations about recovery, resilience, and redemption. On a recent episode, I sit down with actor, cultural icon Danny Trail to talk about addiction, transformation, and the power of second chances. The entire season two is now available to bench featuring powerful conversations with the guests like Tiffany Addish, Johnny Knoxville, and more. I'm an alcoholic. And without this group, I'm going to die. Listen to Cino's show on the IHR Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

Hi, I'm Bob Pittman, chairman and CEO of IHRMedia, and I'm kicking off a brand new season of my podcast, Math and Magic, stories from the frontiers of marketing. Math and Magic takes you behind the scenes of the biggest businesses and industries while sharing insights from the smartest minds in marketing. Coming up this seasonal Math and Magic, CEO of Liquid Death Mike Sessario. People think that creative ideas are like these light bulb moments. happen when you're in the shower. Where it's really like a stone sculpture. You're constantly just chipping away and refining. Take to Interactive CEO, Strauss Selnick, and our own chief business officer, Lisa Coffey.

Listen to Math and Magic on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. You can have opinions, you can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program.

Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.